New Jersey Devils Tickets

The New Jersey Devils were unable to make the playoffs last year and found themselves in the bottom ranking of teams with the lowest goals per game. Thus, they are looking to retool their offense during the offseason to ensure a much better 2016-2017 season. They brought in Taylor Hall, swapping him for defenseman Adam Larsson. Hall has played six seasons in the NHL, and during four of these, he has had 50 or more points. This is sure to give their offense a much-needed boost. They have also welcomed Vernon Fiddler, Ben Lovejoy, Beau Bennett and Brondon Gormley. Be sure to get your tickets on Razorgator now so that you do not miss any of this season's action on the ice.

New Jersey Devils Ticket Information

You’ve found Devils tickets, and we’ve got the best selection, no matter your seating preference. Going to the New Jersey Devils game with friends and family? If you’re buying tickets at Prudential Center, your seats will always be located together, unless otherwise noted. And don’t worry, like our 100% guarantee says, your New Jersey Devils tickets will always be what you ordered or better—or your money back; always be in time for the Devils game; always be authentic; and always be refunded if the game is canceled and not rescheduled. It’s easy to buy tickets on the go too using our mobile site, or you can download the Razorgator app to get instant ticket delivery. For more information about the New Jersey Devils and the NHL, check out our blog to get the scoop on this year’s Eastern and Western conference matchups, as well as NHL arenas known for the best fan atmosphere.

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How Do I Buy New Jersey Devils Single Game Tickets?

On the Devils page, choose the game to view available Devils NHL tickets and the interactive Prudential Center seating chart. Hover over any section on the seating chart to see a view from the seats in that section—a preview of where you will be sitting and what your view of the rink will be like. Click on a section to filter New Jersey Devils ticket options, see how many seats are still available, and view current Devils ticket prices. When you’re ready to buy Devils tickets, just click the orange “buy” button and they’ll be added to your cart. If you already have an account, just log in and you’re good to go. Otherwise, conveniently check out as a guest or with your PayPal account. Prefer to order New Jersey Devils hockey tickets by phone? No problem! You can call one of our experienced customer service reps at 800-542-4466 seven days a week. All Devils digital tickets are delivered to your email as a pdf file and physical tickets are shipped overnight by FedEx.

Where are the Best Seats at Prudential Center for New Jersey Devils Games?

First, find New Jersey Devils tickets in your price range. It’s easy to do on Razorgator because our Newark hockey tickets are listed from cheapest to most expensive, so you can quickly compare Devils ticket prices to find the best Devils ticket deals. If you have a specific section in mind, see views of the ice from our Prudential Center seating chart—whether it’s behind the Devils bench or goalie, upper level or corner, or center ice at Prudential Center in Newark, we make it easy to find the perfect seats before you purchase.

When Is The Best Time To Buy New Jersey Devils Tickets?

New Jersey Devils tickets are available as soon as the Devils schedule is announced. If you don’t want to miss out on the best seats this season, get tickets today in the section you want before they sell out at Prudential Center. Devils Metropolitan divisional matchups are always the most popular tickets, including Devils vs Rangers tickets, Devils vs Islanders tickets and Devils vs Flyers tickets. New Jersey Devils playoff tickets will be available if and when the Devils advance to the NHL playoffs. Razorgator has many New Jersey Devils digital tickets for games at Prudential Center too, which are available to purchase up until the puck drops and are conveniently delivered to your email. So, even when you need to buy last minute Devils tickets, we’ve got you covered!

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New Jersey Devils News

The New Jersey Devils followed up their impressive 5-4 overtime win on Saturday night against the Nashville Predators with another excellent victory on Tuesday evening. They had the home rink advantage when the Vancouver Canucks came to visit. New Jersey looked impressive from the get go, scoring an unanswered goal in the first period and sealing the win 3-2. The team heads to Montreal for a clash with the Canadiens tonight before returning home to host the St. Louis Blues on Friday, December 9. Tickets to that game are already on sale and available for purchase starting at prices as low as $34. Buys your now to secure your seats!

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The New Jersey Devils have been on an absolutely disastrous road trip, losing their last three out of four games. Monday’s match was particularly brutal, as the San Jose Sharks did not let the visitors score a single goal. Thankfully, after that shutout, the Devils will finally return home to Prudential Center. They host the Detroit Red Wings on Friday, November 25. If you do not have plans the night after the Thanksgiving holiday, go show the home team some support. They could really use it right now! Tickets are on sale and available for purchase starting at prices as low as $33. Buy yours now to secure your seats.

PA Parenteau continues to deliver for the New Jersey Devils. The veteran wing who was acquired right before the season started scored his fifth goal of the year and also scored in the shootout, helping the Devils to beat the Carolina Hurricanes on November 7. New Jersey fell behind the Hurricanes after a lackluster second period in which Carolina was able to score two goals. However, outstanding goalie play from Cory Schneider and a late goal from Nick Lappin helped the Devils get to extra time and eventually win the game. The team will head out on the road for several games before returning home to host the Toronto Maple Leafs. Tickets for that game start at $26.

The New Jersey Devils have had trouble scoring in the early going, so getting an overtime win against the Minnesota Wild was a big deal for the team. New Jersey wasn’t able to get on the board until the third period when P.A. Parenteau tied the game at one goal apiece. All of the Devils’ games have been decided by a single goal, so another one-score loss might have been too much for fans to bear. Fortunately, Taylor Hall came through in the clutch and won the game with a sudden-death score. The Devils will face the Carolina Hurricanes at home on November 8, and tickets for that game start as low as $23.

The New Jersey Devils start their season in Florida, with a game against the Panthers on the 13 and then another against the Lightning in Tampa Bay on the 15. They head into the regular season after a decent preseason. They might have lost their last preseason game to the Islanders, but it remained a solid effort. After the Islanders scored first, Ben Lovejoy equalized just a few minutes later. In the second period, Adam Henrique scored to pull the Devils ahead. However, the Islanders scored twice more to win the game. After the games in Florida, the Devils will head home to host the Ducks for their home opener on October 18. You can still get tickets to catch the action in person, with prices starting at $23.

Last season didn’t work out all that well for the New Jersey Devils. Fortunately, nothing inspires a club to play better than sitting at home and watching other teams duke it out in the postseason. The Devils’ had an excellent defense during 2015-2016, it was just that the offense couldn’t get things going. With the addition of Taylor Hall, New Jersey hopes to start putting the puck in the back of the net a lot more often. If the young left wing can improve the team’s scoring, a run to the playoffs won’t be out of the question. The Devils welcome the Philadelphia Flyers to town to open up preseason play on September 26, and tickets for that game start at $37.